Showdown Monday On Civil Rights Bill In Nevada
Nevada legislative brief notes a failed move to bring AB-404 from Senate Finance to the floor amid bipartisan support. McGowan faces as swing vote Monday as the session nears close with Gov Sawyer and Lt Gov Laxalt backing the measure.
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Reopening of Mint On Coast S mpletion Suggests San Francisco
Mint Director Eva Adams told the House Appropriations Committee that the San Francisco mint could resume coin production while a study determines a possible third mint site. She noted current law limits SF to coin blanks for Denver and Philadelphia and said five years of minting in SF could be considered.
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Huge LA gun cache seized in raid on factory
California authorities confiscated hundreds of weapons at a gun factory in City of Industry. An M-1 rifle registered to Terrell Eddy, a California leader of a racist group, was among 373 machine guns and 100000 rounds seized. Officers said some weapons were bound for private armies, with no state licenses.
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Johnson lauds federal offices for further economy cuts
President Johnson sent his appreciation to federal departments and agencies for continued payroll reductions. A Budget Bureau report shows February regular employment at 2,447,897, down 4,381 from January and 10,614 from February 1964, with a 90 page brochure detailing waste and savings. Johnson praised executive cooperation and pledged no loss of essential services.
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Louisiana Governor appeals to protesting students in racial standoff
In Jonesboro Louisiana Governor John J. McKeithen made an unexpected trip to meet about 100 Negro high school parents amid two weeks of boycotts and protests over school facilities and curriculum. He urged dialogue and said his visit could jeopardize his political career. An eight member leadership group said it would report back to students and parents on Sunday whether classes would resume.
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Pressure May Be Working On Cyprus Missile Delivery
Diplomatic pressure from the United States and allies may have halted delivery of Soviet made anti aircraft missiles to Cyprus. A ship believed to carry missiles from the United Arab Republic sailed to Cyprus then returned to Alexandria after Greek government in Athens insisted on unloading elsewhere.
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Pope Meets Birth Control Group at Vatican
Pope Paul VI met the International Birth Control Commission in secret at the Vatican. Eight American members were among more than 50 attendees in the throne hall. Vatican officials expect a communique when the commission concludes its deliberations, possibly Monday, as the pope outlined plans to study artificial birth control within the church.
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Marina Oswald claims rights to Oswald estate rifle
Marina Oswald toiled to gain control of her late husband’s estate with the mail order 65 millimeter Italian military rifle used to shoot President Kennedy valued at $10,000 along with the 38 caliber pistol used to kill Officer J D Tippit due to historical interest.
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Madrid University Sit-In Ends After Arrests Released
About 250 students ended a sit-in at Madrid University when the government freed a dozen students seized earlier. They demanded politically free campus organizations and vowed to stay in the political and economic science faculty until all are freed.
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Michigan Proclaims Mourning For Civil Rights Worker Liuzzo
Gov. Romney declares two days of state mourning for Viola Gregg Liuzzo, the 39 year old civil rights worker killed near Selma Alabama. Liuzzo's body returns to Michigan as Teamsters coordinate burial plans and public sympathy floods in from across the state and nation.
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State Department Drops Psychological Quizzes
Rep. Cornelius Gallagher announced that the State Department stopped using psychological tests on some employees. He cited questions about personal sex life and beliefs, calling the tests unreliable, controversial, and an invasion of privacy. Gallagher urged other federal agencies to drop similar practices.
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Reagan eyes California governor bid at 1965 convention
California Republican Assembly delegates hear actor Ronald Reagan say he has made his own decision to run for governor, noting Edmund G Brown would not be easy to defeat next year. The remarks come as the 1965 convention closes amid GOP optimism.
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